Dental syringes are used for various purposes in dentistry, including:

1. Anesthesia administration: Delivering local anesthetics to numb the area before procedures.

2. Saliva ejectors: Removing saliva, blood, and debris from the mouth during procedures.

3. Air/water syringes: Blowing air or water to:

– Dry the mouth and teeth
– Remove debris and moisture
– Cool the mouth during procedures
– Inspect the mouth and teeth

4. Irrigation syringes: Flushing out bacteria, debris, and irrigation solutions from periodontal pockets or surgical sites.

5. Material delivery: Injecting dental materials like impression materials, cements, or bonding agents.

Dental syringes come in different types, including:

1. Aspirating syringes (with a vacuum feature)
2. Non-aspirating syringes (without a vacuum feature)
3. Disposable syringes
4. Metal syringes (reusable)

Proper use and maintenance of dental syringes are crucial to ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination.

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